This thinker conducted an epistolary debate with the future Pope Benedict XVI in which he argued in favor of pure rationalism; that correspondence was published in The Dialectics of Secularization. This thinker discussed the possibility of a global democratic order in his essay "Kant's Idea of Perpetual Peace," and criticized Marxism for failing to consider its constituents' lack of freedom. This man included his thoughts on Marx in (*) Knowledge and Human Interests, and in his most famous work, this man suggested that the aesthetic, the therapeutic and the explicative
This thinker conducted an epistolary debate with the future Pope Benedict XVI in which he argued in favor of pure rationalism; that correspondence was published in The Dialectics of Secularization. This thinker discussed the possibility of a global democratic order in his essay "Kant's Idea of Perpetual Peace," and criticized Marxism for failing to consider its constituents' lack of freedom. This man included his thoughts on Marx in (*) Knowledge and Human Interests, and in his most famous work, this man suggested that the aesthetic, the therapeutic and the explicative were all types of discourse that were useful in addition to verbal argument. FTP, name this German philosopher who wrote Theory of Communicative Action.
This thinker conducted an epistolary debate with the future Pope Benedict XVI in which he argued in favor of pure rationalism; that correspondence was published in The Dialectics of Secularization.
Jurgen {Habermas}